SASHA LATYPOVA: Masking induces acidosis within 30 minutes, and that triggers positives for PCR. So the numbers of COVID PCRs went up to give the impression that the pandemic was real
This clip of retired pharma R&D executive Sasha Latypova () is taken from a recently posted interview with Feds for Freedom (@feds4freedomusa).
Do you know why they were so set on masking? They were so, you know, masking was like one of the most important pillars of this whole thing because we just now, we're just now finding out from another collaborator who is working on identifying all these PCR tests, and so forth. So masking induces acidosis because you are re-inhaling your own CO2. In fact, it induces acidosis within like 30 minutes of masking. You re-inhale your own CO2, and depending on your own health status and vulnerability, age, and so forth, and it's more prevalent in children and in the elderly. You are going to get dehydrated and you're going to get acidified, and your mouth and nose are going to get acidified, and that triggers positives for PCR. That's, that's the thing that PCR measures is acidity levels. So that's how they were getting the, that was their mechanism to . . . and it also can trigger, you know, in a vulnerable state and during winter for some people, it can trigger the cold. So actually it is the mechanism to induce common cold and also to undo it. It is to de-acidify quickly. So that's a demonstrated in clinical studies. And so they knew it, and that was the mechanism to make people sick and also trigger false positives for those people who were not sick.
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